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1. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Brassor family/St F X Cem [1]
For Leeds & Grenville Genealogy Society and their cemetery transcriptions check PUBLICATIONS at: Leeds & Grenville OGS Branch: http://www.leedsandgrenvillegenealogy.com/ Some Cemeteries and gravestones are pictured in: http://www.ripnet.com/sites/colonel_edward_jessup/UEL_Col_J/index.html Fraser Carr At 06:54 PM 12-27-2004, you wrote: >Helen; >Check out this page. It looks like L&G OGS has the cemetery transcription >for sale. >Maridel >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Helen krebes"
2. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Balfe/Bolf/Bolph in 1861 census, South Elmsley/Lombardy [1]
Thanks very much for this, Marguerite. This is a related family, and I'm still puzzling over the exact relationship. Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marguerite Miller" To: Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 9:21 PM Subject: Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Balfe/Bolf/Bolph in 1861 census, South Elmsley/Lombardy > Hi, Anne. > Don't mean to but in but I just noticed these people on the 1861 census > for Kitley Twp. and thought they might be connect
3. New email address [1]
Please change my email address from pcompeau@capital .net to PCOMPEA2@Twcny.rr.com Thank you, Phillip Compeau ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2004 12:00 AM Subject: ONT-LEEDS-GRENVILLE-D Digest V04 #167
4. Thomas GILLASPIE and Hannah GARDNER [1]
Could some kind soul with access to the 1851 Census do a lookup for me? Thomas GILLASPIE/GILLESPIE and his wife Hannah GARDNER *may* have been in Canada around that time. They appear in Jefferson Co, NY before and after, but may briefly have gone across the river: 1840 Le Ray, Jefferson Co, NY census p.5: Thomas Gillaspie (only one): 2 males under 5, male 40-50, 3 females 5-9, female 40-50. 1855 Clayton, Jefferson, NY: Daughter Margaret m. William Henry Relyea 1860 Clayton, Jefferson, NY census p.44
5. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Balfe/Bolf/Bolph in 1861 census, South Elmsley/Lombardy [1]
Bless you, Sandy. I'm so grateful to you. It just might solve an odd little piece of the Balfe puzzle. Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy Wunder" To: Sent: Friday, December 24, 2004 12:11 PM Subject: Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Balfe/Bolf/Bolph in 1861 census, South Elmsley/Lombardy > Hi Anne, > > Forever is a LONG time!! ;-) If you get no reply before then, let me know > and I'll check it here on Sunday aftn. since I have the film at ou
6. George BUCK [1]
If Chris KENNEY of Seeley's Bay is out there, would he please get in touch. I am related to the BUCKs he has submitted to a genealogical program and would like to talk about it. Delphine Cameron Large
7. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Thomas GILLASPIE and Hannah GARDNER [1]
I just heard about this site and thought that others would like to visit it. They are planning to photograph every Canadian war grave and place it on the site. http://www.mapleleaflegacy.ca/ Marc
8. Halladay Burial Grounds, Elgin, South Crosby Township [1]
Would anybody on the list be able to tell me where I could find an address, snail or email, for the Halladay Burial Grounds in Elgin. I have some folks buried there and have the year that they died. I want to try to find a complete date of death so that I can pursue finding obituaries. Wilma Smith
9. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Maloney [1]
1861 Census (L&G publication 92-2) Molaughney, Michael - 60m, Ire, Far, EM Molaughney, Kinora - 40m, 1861 Argricultural Census Div. 1. property owner / Con / Lot / Total Held Moloughney, Michael / 4 / 13 / 10 Regards, Marguerite. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sandy Wunder" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 11:23 PM Subject: Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Maloney > Hi Max, > > How'z life in the north land? The burials were from St. Philip Neri--
10. RE: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Halladay Burial Grounds, Elgin, South Crosby Township [1]
Wilma, the OGS Cemetery Locator at http://ogs.andornot.com/CemLocat.htm gives the location but no mailing address. I have visited the cemetery in the past and did not notice an office there. You might try the Leeds & Grenville Branch of OGS at http://www.leedsandgrenvillegenealogy.com/ There's also a website for the town of Elgin at http://www.king.igs.net/~elgin/page3.html. They don't say much but you could e-mail them. Mike More mikemore@rogers.com -----Original Message----- From: WHSMith [mailto:whsmi
11. New email address [1]
Please be so kind as to change our email address from byandbe@msn.com to twobees@wowway.com. Thank you so much. Happy Holidays to all. Bev
12. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Four brief Martin KENNY references, a William in Wolford, & publisher info [1]
I'm sure you will enjoy them both, Ann. Even if your ancestors aren't mentioned, they paint a great picture of early days. Maridel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Burgess" To: Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 12:47 PM Subject: Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Four brief Martin KENNY references, a William in Wolford, & publisher info > Thank you so much again, Maridel. > > I've read the Lockwood books on Smiths Falls and Kitley. This morning, I > ordered th
13. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] The Mystery Story of the Storey Family of Kemptville [1]
Hi, Leslie. Sorry to add another mystery to your searches but thought you might find this interesting. It was in the Feb. 12, 1937 (page 4) edition of the Perth Courier. Brockville Man Missing No new development has been reported in the mysterious disappearance of William Henry Storey esteemed resident of Brockville for many years. Various reports ? the missing man had been seen at different points in the district have proved unfounded and his disappearance is still as mysterious as ? since last
14. HASTINGS (Elizabethtown>No. Crosby) [1]
Elizur/Eleazer HASTINGS, b. 1807 in New York to George Washington HASTINGS and wife Margaret (Gay) Hastings, married 1st Ann ??, described as an Irish Immigrant girl, b. abt July 1812... When Ann died, (bef 1831) Elizur/Eleazer married Elinor ??, born about 1813 in England. Elizur and his family were all Protestant, they are buried at the Westport Baptist burial grounds. Elizur/Eleazer is spelled Eleaser in the 1881 North Crosby census. Can anybody give me any ideas how I might find out who Ann
15. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] William and Eliza Keys [1]
Yes! Charlesgaryking@aol.com wrote:Thank you for your reply to my query. Unfortunately the only information I have on William and Eliza Keys and their daughter Eliza is the 1866 Marriage Registration of James Peterkin and Eliza Keys. Eliza was nineteen when she married James in Peterborough and gave Elizabethtown as her place of birth. Do you feel that your 4th removed G-Grandaunt Eliza Dockham Keys could be connected to my Keys? Gary ==== ONT-LEEDS-GRENVILLE Mailing List ==== RE: AOL blocking Root
16. RE: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Morris family in Athens/Farmersville [1]
Hi Amy: Try contacting Shirley Morris Hackett [ShirleyHackett@Sympatico.ca]. She has done a lot of research in Leeds County. By the way, I was born and raised in Athens! [Gail Somerville]
17. Kitley+Maloney [1]
I have found a burial for a Thomas and Margaret [Cotter?] Maloney in one of your cemeteries. I believe it was St.Paul Neri's and I was wondering if any one has a copy of the dates,etc from the gravestone> I don't know if he was a relative or not and would really like the information if possible. Thank you very much and Happy Holidays, Jean
18. Iroquois Ontario [1]
Hi have an ancestor George Fulton who lived there in the 1870s think i may have found him 1881 census . Any help appreciated.
19. Maloney [1]
Sandy, Thank you very much for the info on the Maloneys. Jean
20. Balfe/Bolf/Bolph in 1861 census, South Elmsley/Lombardy [1]
Would some kind person who has a copy of this 1861 census please tell me whether there is a Michael Bolph, labourer, age about 65, living with the family of Thomas Balfe/Bolf and his wife Sarah/Sally Kenny. I'd be in your debt forever. Anne
21. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] BALFE name in South Elmsley/Lombardy...some snippets [1]
Many, many thanks for all the interesting Balfe quotes from this book--which I'll have to get. I noticed a Kenny reference as well, and Thomas Balfe's wife Sarah/Sally was a Kenny. Anne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Crawbro" To: Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 6:39 AM Subject: [ONT-LDS-GREN] BALFE name in South Elmsley/Lombardy...some snippets > This is a bit of a sideways turn from the orginal query but may be of > interest: > > From: >
22. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Thomas GILLASPIE and Hannah GARDNER [1]
Scroll down near the bottom of the page and find a transcription of the 1851., also 1861 plus many other marriage etc transcriptions. I looked at the reel yesterday trying to find a bit more but many of the areas were not there, lost somewhere. Hope this works for you. http://www.rootsweb.com/~onleedsg/genealog.htm Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Hugh Campbell" To: Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 2:49 AM Subject: [ONT-LDS-GREN] Tho
23. Maloney [1]
Jean, The other Maloney's are: Loretta J. 1911, Joseph 1902, Walter P. 1909, his wife Margaret T. Freeman--all in the same plot. And in a different section, James Maloney 1867-1958 / his wife Elizabeth Murphy 1875-1943 / Cecelia Maloney 1904-1972 / Sylvester Maloney 1902 Sandy
24. RE: [ONT-LDS-GREN] William and Eliza KEYS [1]
Gary, LDS records for Canada Census 1881 shows the only match possible for your James Peterkin and Eliza... Household Record 1881 Canadian Census Search results | Download Previous Household Next Household ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Household: Name Marital Status Gender Ethnic Origin Age Birthplace Occupation Religion James PETERKIN M Male Scottish 38 O. Farmer Baptist Eliza PETERKIN M Female Iri
25. Re: [ONT-LDS-GREN] The Mystery Story of the Storey Family of Kemptville [1]
Marguerite, Well that is an interesting report in the courier. I just could not help but try to figure out who he might have been, although my other North Grenville and Dundas Williams are accounted for except the William born circa 1843 in England living in Kemptville in 1861. Leanne Ridley transcribed this on automated genealogy: 37 140 Storey William H M Head M Mar 18 1853 48 38 140 Storey Agnes A F Wife M Jan 4 1861 40 39 140 Storey Lena U F Daughter S Feb 7 1885 16
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